These flyers were sent to grade schools hosting Camp Invention to promote the weeklong summer STEM program to the students and their parents throughout the school year.
The National Inventors Hall of Fame celebrated Women’s History Month by hanging 14 large truss banners honoring influential women in STEM in the atrium of the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The National Inventors Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is held every May in Washington, D.C. The Gala and events have been hosted at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, the National Building Museum, and the United States Patent and Trademark Offices. I created the branding for this event for the past 5 years. Below are examples from various years.
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The Visionary Veterans Exhibit honors the National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee’s service with a year-long display inside the Hall of Fame’s Museum.
This Camp Invention campaign ran during Women’s History Month. I designed this to empower girls in STEM and encourage them to participate in Camp Invention.
Each year Camp Invention mails their campers fun and engaging STEM-at-home activities and challenges in the spring. I designed these direct mailers to remind the children of the Camp Invention experience and encourage parents to sign their children up for another summer.
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These are pieces from the Camp Invention’s Innovation Force campaign. The superhero theme shows children the difference inventors can make in the world… and how cool science.
This is an illustrative recipe designed for the website “They Draw and They Cook.” I created this with watercolor, collage, and charcoal.
This illustration highlights Flower Child, an eclectic vintage store in Cleveland. In the spirit of the store, I used a collage of found pieces and watercolor.
Each year, the Collegiate Inventors Competition and Expo brings together the nation’s most promising college students to showcase and reward their cutting-edge research and discoveries. The abstract geometric design is inspired by the National Inventors Hall of Fame hexagon while also making it exciting and new for the next generation of innovators.
Each year Camp Invention collaborates with National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees on new and exciting curriculum.
In DIY Orbot children explore frequency, circuit boards, motors and gears as they reverse engineer their own robots to perform increasingly challenging tasks.
In this module, children learn about flight through paper airplanes, rockets, heliballs, and robotics.
With Invention Project®, middle school students learn the business of innovation, from prototype to product launch.
This folder established the rebranding for the National Inventors Hall of Fame. The folder was sent to school districts to encourage them to bring the camp programs to their schools.
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